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Detroit Lakes, MN
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The Peer Care Coordinator is a dynamic, dual-role position that blends the lived experience and relational power of peer support with the structured planning and advocacy of care coordination. This individual provides both emotional support and practical navigation through systems such as healthcare, housing, and employment for individuals impacted by substance use, incarceration, and behavioral health challenges. Working alongside care teams, probation/parole officers, and community organizations, the Peer Care Coordinator helps individuals set recovery-focused goals and access services needed for long-term stability. With personal experience in recovery or behavioral health challenges, this role offers both credibility and connection, fostering hope, resilience, and accountability in others. This position is ideal for someone who is both empathetic and organized - someone who can build trust through shared experience while also developing and managing individuals
Role Responsibilities:
Serve as the primary point of contact and advocate for participants
Share lived experience as a source of inspiration and empowerment for participants on their journey
Assess participant needs and co-create care plans that promote recovery, stability, and independence
Support participants in identifying recovery goals and monitoring progress; adjust care plans as needed
Model healthy coping strategies, resilience, and community engagement
Educate and connect participants to relevant community resources, services, and peer recovery supports
Facilitate communication between participants and service providers to ensure seamless care delivery
Maintain accurate records and ensure documentation complies with HIPAA and F5 Project program guidelines
Participate in required training for both peer support and care coordination
Attend team meetings, supervision, and professional development opportunities
Travel up to 20% as needed to support program delivery and community outreach -Perform other duties as assigned to support
Required Qualifications:
Certified peer support specialist training (or enrolled in an approved training program within 90 days of start date and certified within 45 days of completion)
Lived experience with recovery from substance use, mental health challenges, justice involvement, or as a family member of someone who has
High school diploma or GED required
At least 1 year of relevant experience in direct service, social work, behavioral health, or case management (or 3 years experience with special populations)
Valid driver's license and ability to travel across the region.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills
Comfortable working in dynamic environments, including correctional or justice-related settings
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in case management, parole/probation, reentry, or addiction services
Peer Support certification or equivalent experience.
Knowledge of Minnesota's behavioral health, housing, or corrections systems.
Familiarity with rural program development, culturally responsive care, and tribal relationships
Company Description:
F5 Project is a North Dakota-based nonprofit dedicated to breaking the cycles of crime, addiction, and isolation by providing individualized care and second chances. Founded in 2016, our mission is to foster resilience, restore hope, and empower individuals to rebuild their lives, regardless of their past. Through a holistic approach, we offer housing, employment support, peer mentorship, and behavioral health programs such as Free Through Recovery and Community Connect. In 2024, our services grew to include at-risk youth programming and Akisni Warrior Lodge, a culturally-based prison recidivism reduction program. Our team collaborates with local agencies, employers, and community partners to ensure individuals have access to the resources needed to succeed in recovery, reintegration, and personal growth. At F5 Project, we believe that every person deserves the opportunity to thrive. By combining lived experience with compassionate support, we help individuals create a new path forward—one rooted in stability, dignity, and self-sufficiency. With our mission as our guiding force, we work to create a space where every person can thrive, no matter their background. Learn more about F5 Project at F5Project.org
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$40,600.00 - $42,700.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Parental leave Professional development assistance Vision insurance People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply